What's Included

Online Autism Awareness Diploma Course

• What does inclusion mean?
• Is Inclusion solely an Education issue?
• Base Units
• Inclusion in non-education environments
• The Medical and Social Models of Disability
• The Medical Model
• The Social Model
• How thinking differs between the two models
• Where are we now?
• What next?
• How the medical and social models of disability impact on Autism
• What Inclusion is NOT
• What great inclusion can look like
• Achieving Universal Inclusion
• Inclusion in the Workplace
• 10 strengths that people with Autism add to society

Description

Autism and it is estimated to affect one in every hundred people in the UK, although in the US their current estimate is one in every sixty-eight people. Autism is a neurological condition which means that the Autistic Brain is organised in a different way. There is no cure, and it affects the way someone with Autism sees, perceives and processes the world around them. The impact of Autism is individual – every person with the condition will have a different set of symptoms and difficulties. However, common to all with Autism are poorer social skills affecting how they communicate and interact with others.

• Autism is a Spectrum Disorder, meaning that every child with the condition is likely to present with different symptoms, different challenges, and a differing level of severity
• Certain disabilities increase the risk of also being diagnosed with Autism
• Once an Autism Diagnosis is made, there are several other neurological conditions which may also be present.
• To be diagnosed with Autism, a person must meet The Triad of Impairment criteria, and be seen to have difficulties with all three of the following – communication, imagination and interaction.
• The rates of Autism Diagnoses has risen very steeply in recent decade, leading many to believe that there is an epidemic. The more likely reason for this increase is due to better diagnostic criteria and better awareness of the condition.

Frequently Asked Questions

The Autism Awareness Diploma Course will take you up to 150 hours to complete working from home. There is no time limit for completing this course, it can be studied in your own time at your own pace. The course comes with a course assessment in the form of quizzes, written questions and short essays, once you have completed your course assessment please email it back to us for marking, you will then receive your feedback and certificates.

This course is certified by the IANLPC (International Association of NLP & Coaching) and the IAHT (International Alliance of Holistic Therapists), both of which are internationally recognised organisations. The IAHT certify personal development, health, fitness and nutrition courses. The IANLPC is a global support network for NLP Professionals and coaches, including the fields of Life Coaching, Hypnotherapy Business Coaching, Leadership, Nutritional, CBT, Personal Development and Holistic Therapy. Accredited by the CMA (Complementary Medical Association). Upon completion of the course the student will be able to gain membership to the CMA and then receive their professional accreditation.

Terms & Conditions

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• Online Course only
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